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T is for the Troops

Sticks for Troops’ keeps hockey going in Afghanistan. T is for the Troops. Take a minute to write a card of thanks for all they do and send it off to a local soldier. Want to find out who is serving? Call the local VA or the local recruiters.

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T is for the Troops

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  1. Sticks for Troops’ keeps hockey going in Afghanistan T is for the Troops Take a minute to write a card of thanks for all they do and send it off to a local soldier. Want to find out who is serving? Call the local VA or the local recruiters. Talk to the counselors about past students in the military currently

  2. A is for Advocate • a person who speaks or writes in support or defense of a person, cause, etc. (usually followed by of  ): anadvocateofpeace.

  3. B is for Build • Habitat for Humanity is always looking for support, if building isn’t your thing perhaps you might want to try to build a reading program for preschoolers on Saturdays?

  4. C is for Collect • While most community service is not about the money it does have a place. Collect funds for your favorite cause. • Collect food for a food drive, • collect clothes and donate • collect old cell phones for the batter women’s shelter togathertogether;assemble: 2. toaccumulate

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